Horicon Argus (Newspaper) - December 9, 1859, Horicon, Wisconsin is r aj if to V i t v u Bif Ti V The Greater must be our Exertion r DODGE FRIDAY DECEMBER 9 1859 B W CURTIS Publisher Building Cor Street A IK ADVANCE One three square one Two one V 3 s 8 1 SO 3 4 SO 7 >P 4 1 One foarth of One- fourth nfa One O M One three Ooe -Is One ft Live newspaper hns worth the attention corporation and ments will be legal rates Transient for m IS 25 40 SEASIDE SONG L J The billows to TJeld And ripple 1 p of sand walks their field And her lavish Then list the plies liis while hills the prolong Well on the sliore silver ray tlie Hns touched tbe mellow And the rolling aboon A the night TO this We of thine smiled on nre iti sea Yon whose silver Bat lately moved io stately by Now floats above the field of green And into tbe summer And darling thus live stars Uur bark shall leave it peaceful sea And sail into tbe of tlie I my in nnd y she is tho most j and person in the room Belle almost held her BS anil drove to the house Mr home nnd slitting my vocation and wus invited inlo the library gave this description awl with 1 tear you have assumed a fruitless on my nra nnd a blank tank Mr he said when we were face she snid seated I expressed my conviction of You don't ccse I hand upon is she I 1 reputed quickly of Madame I murmured myself friend of tht Hon Mr tlie widow of the What do yon mean she gasped recoiling from me dant of French Police j That you theft When yon think her very handsome you next steal n watch chain asked Belle as a vulcanized de me Something in my manner must hare should be more expert In- As 1 spoke I opened the and the carriage and policeman The scene caused her to cower before ny with the idea j me I then lold her in hurried an for the introduction was i that her whole career to me with evident embarrass on that if she would go she might aw limited to their Anction noUee or persons will be at regular rates ordered oat before expire will be toll time or by the for the pn THE WIDOW A ji Bitting in the front office one morning engaged in perusing the New Nork not number perS j the chief's tinkle rather tf and imes to inserted will oe w nu excitedly The sergeant answered it published till forbid Send nest reached rny ear through the half opened door Befort the sergeant could repeat the order I had passed him nne was by the side of the chief Mr he said as he continued making some notes in the Sloan Counsellors at Dam W Lewis Store Front Street A SLOAN B.C 1 obeyed and anxiously awaited hi B W and Fancy Job Fruiter Office Lake St refitted largely to the office and haying one of Power of mating hour can out work 0 I have n singular me this he be-all And I am about til MM b to try your ingenuity to unravel it i My expectation wus aroused On the 19th of lust month the Hon refitted and added gave n ball at his in Fifth Avenue which was attended by nearly nil tho elite of the city I did I said Do you remember what occurred LAKE AND BTg lost A Thim HOTIM to the public fitted up in good styl nnd will kept en will nocoinmodation for their convenience comfort in good An Omnibiw to each tram of cars and at Law and Notary J Deeds nnd other made out and to A Counsellors at LAW Horicon Wisconsin It Decker NoUry Dodge 9 T A Horicon Wis S B attention given to tye the old Printing Office 1 on Vine street door from either or Surgical 1 A in Store Horicon 1 self with an iiir of As my that of I I will go with you you hnd better Madame I thought I defected when I have proved these like a was not nations false of Dela liner und i fated for a ml hen as up she or the lible R of the pupil of the eye a double of tin heart I assisted her in the carriage and king a seat opposite we were whirled as she seemed to reiid my vocation towards the A glance und a flash This may the late I found have only been the i result of my I industrious old chief up He Office next door to and done and given to di- Teeth alio to tin growth WU 1 H wishing to At a good Hotel at reasonable will tke Hotel jn it tbe M A there t Almost every lady in the room some article of I replied Exactly ior which no one could cont us the was most select and it would have been an outrage to have present stealing iu such a wholesale manner I acknowledge the justice of his marks The chief the thirteenth of month a grand promenade concert was given at the Academy of Music aud the same occurred This would not seem so singular ns there plenty of for the professional pickpockets but the remarkable feature is that no gentle men were robbed but all who suffered were ladies This is indeed singular I replied responded the chief in n tone Now for I lie hint Yesterday as you have pri bubly Heard Mr vas to the daughter of Colonel fit Grace Church The was and composed entirety of the ten The bride received the congratulations of her 0113 friends and left tho church bin hud not reached the carriage when thu denly discovered that one of her lets was gone A search was ly made in the church bnt it was no- where to lie seen Then came another and another cry from various ladies who bad lost one or another article of jewelry with an occasional 1 was getting eiciled What are your I 1 would first have heard smd the chief looking nt me closely as though j to test my penetration I u moment and could form bnt one opinion roust be some said I at present in fashionable try who is a second in the lifting profession A very proper said the chief smiling at my simplicity But let us determine on something For is it a man ur n Most likely a I remarked none but women suffered Ironi the adroit would be first eaid the chief but on the other hand a out as an angler throws ont a might the deed confining his wilb n hooks av the end of it That not lost raiding Tell Who gives the grand in your Mrs To-morrow Can't you mu u Then procure it immediately for Mr a plainer of your quaintance Belle ter would piny it would be butter for our scheme iss Bell was a pay girl of eighteen with black eyes nnd a merry was especially fond of adventure and being let into the secret gave her ready assent lo except ray that evening the Us say The next morning I R special card of invitation to Mrs son's soiree in 13th street the proper hour I handed Miss own conviction She dressed in who was termed second of a skirt with flounces ged and embroidered with green leaflets pink bodice cut low in tho and bordered with dark velvet The sleeves were exceedingly wide with loose white A blue encircled her waist She wore no ornaments pave a breast pin and a solitary diamond ring upon her middle finder Having this scrutiny nt n glance during which she seemed to have done the same with me I summoned tH my resources and at once hegan an in at my res: tho i not soon fair widow and had it noi for her white face she have been handsome But added to there WHS a wild fever ish fire ever in the black which at every varying emo- tion seemed lo throw off sparks like lhal from harden when smitten and I was on the point of inviting her for a How do you intend to he asked I remarked that-1 should fcc by but desired it full list or as near ns the guests on the evening of the halt He went out moments anO banded me a com- which ha had obtained from his Indy down the column many of the perrons I either or by reputation were principally mm and their families One name a lo make 1111 on my mind 1 had never heard cf her j lingered close by gazing in j stive much and She beg though it was a luiinrdisus tured to who she said Mr De- in mi old friend 1 knew her M when I was n Con- sul at Puna He was Second Intendunt of Police and died during my term Shu is an American by birth whom he fell in while s visit o Paris with her ther a Boston She is very beautiful nnd amiable Thix disarmed me for I knew another question would give offence and his re- port perfectly satisfactory I asked the names of a few persons who had lost jewelry He marked their names on the paper I thm took my leave with many expressions of good will and hopes from the honorably gentleman My next visit was to the residence of one of the Indies who had been a victim to tlie mysterious Mrs with whom 1 was acquainted received me kindly nnd eagerly gave me all the information in her power Her loss diamond pin of which she ive me a J of a Si old from eldest ter iliK of her By her I to several who had lost in the way of broaches ear rings necklaces Some of these had been lost nt the others at the wod- ding at Grace Church obtained all this information I down to consider and found myself wise as when 1 commenced One of the ladies bad a bracelet at the first mentioned and had loaned me the low to it This being almost my only cine I resolved to work on it Taking a list of all the pawnbrokers in the city I visited each one and made a thorough inventory of their recent ry receipts bin could find noshing to match my bracelet nor accord with my descriptions of the other articles What to be done next I asked myself this question ns I was sealed in the office my long arid fruitless search In a moment I was in the carriage again and off huve you gained a she us I entered hastily I replied But M is When I returned to he drawing room COMMOM AT Bells will follow the example set them sent I found them in garden danvas ftt the of ing some tind T joined them Victoria we have a ing some casual compliments of the bid as 1 Belle started off to t mothers saul to one Come early the house Madame was about to fallow bring your knitting After- noon parties ure I in the gay of St Janite light parties the sun who naver saw tlie tike a chance to weave its anong tho curls of j I j Madame Delauney jou are my to i oner genera liy can of a grand to hid out the lillies of their are the real or only of and ou to It a eye lo apart Thete dancing irp he graciously as I led in my beautiful oner and narrated the incidents connected with her arrest She of course searched but nothing wus found until turning np of htr we found n number of secret in one of which was my watch chain She evidently had not commenced her op tions of the evening Next day Madame residence searched and nearly all the mining property Her house was a rare depository o jewel ry of every kind and estimate conviction she confessed that she had first art from her lius who was accustomed to show her each new scheme nf lhat was re- aled lo him in police The ring noticed a knife for a setting hich would strike through any golden ligature and she was thus ble to secure her She pleaded that poverty was tlm cause of her s prior to the death of her husband she had lived honestly Shs suffered a penalty on condition that she would leave the in the garden and had just turned my head to look nl Mrs when I a slight felt a gentle pull my waist I did not start for I almost expected but looking carelessly I met the and fiery eyes of Madame turn- ed upon me 1 thought I could a purple hue rippling beneath the surface of her skin like the waves of u I did not down ly it WHS not for Madamu De- buck was a large pier mirror mid as I glanced into it I watch chain bunging from rny vest one side of it had been 1 was now convinced The adept at picking who hud thrown lie crime de ta ereme New inlo u fit of regular the u to in public with had tuch DUB if circle lo mistrust the of eadi me was 1 lo li would not do to arrest her on Mrs Johnson would never forgive mu for the it would anil the whole company would lose I was in J dilemma I heir ns one of the young friend's approached I made my obeisance turned away As I walked Miss Belle her mother intercepted me und asked what prospects I had us there in the any suspicious person FAVILLE Dentists COOK S SANK Bimt V of tbn firm be h will tbe at of tka M o i bt the firm fb to at Belle the carriage in front of nnd led her into tbe re- 1 had got myself np in style I to he determined to make n 1 did it or not will time 1 that if could not bave told tho use of the jewelry I wove it that I tiled I replied with mock gravity Gracious Who are Mr Le whom you I replied No j si said she Have you 3 I put my hand down to show her my cul chain but it WHS fish had run away with bait hook all The affair was getting serious aud I ex to and ut n able hour nay ten or eleven and the En- tlint are that one of is belter than balls 1 er this a freut some lilted dame up by the rest of the beau as supplying with a new sensation or whether people haru dim on hours process Jo not ure not prepared but we that always to trute before ult absurd I had plenty of in My dear Mrs 1 not exactly in yourself belled across my vest and a Urge jewelry -after to me seal dangling Irom my they were my bints which I hart thrown C m Wit practice to females only to throw the blame on one of them I the possibility of his suggestion though it had but liule effect upon me You now have the particulars con- the chief I give yon one week to solve the mystery mid to bring the adept to justice Here is a list of the losers You can own as to the plans you shall Good warning I knew that this case bad been placed in my hands ns a test of my skill and I resolved if the grasp human ingenuity to compass it It was most as it did in very heart centre of society I was impossible lo accuse any on proof positive fort a word could be uttered my cash capital upon which I would win my fortune of success If was a there I determined he should have n fair at it a word to Hastening to the sido of my fair chapt rone I Gun you lie As Slid smiling And play a Like te grand Then invite to like tha angler referred to if he bit ftt the promenade on the rear The night 87 of 0 Horicon Lodge A W T H i B f 8 ff O G bait would find a in it for every article was fastened with a secret sttel chain The of evening proceeded I was introduced to several interesting ladies and gentlemen of and us I conversed ly unconscious of any I scanned carefully each individual of the in -a whisper Mi1 Lo Clair Whois that Indy in the centre liy he don you In r in a tone of is from there stray into the and take a near the gale which opens into Iho next street Keep A Don't read this that expects to come across that ever lasting jrood advice to women that is paraded from newspaper to newspaper like the of our hood's game We don't believe in all this good advice We've been louir enough mid now it's our turn Do Irt i he poor alone for ft while Mr what have they done to be in this sort of way t Just pose they followed all your what on earth would become of the poor suffering creatures in flannel and in shawls zen in cold and in warm Don i on consider them capable of rate of mid you loo Messieurs Lords of Wouldn't a of Hints to the tlemen Think how nice it would sound Men never calch colds pick np nnd then come home to wives to bu get the toothache and the earache and headache and kuep the poor little line who happen to be in charge of them trotting pillar in search of and clove drops and camphor all such panaceas Not they no Of all brutes a sick man in the worst We'd have charge of n wild big elephant to jret with All this is perfectly optional with you gentlemen You needn't be sick unless you please Do be a litlle sensible in your stovepipe hut of yours so that it will protect your bend and cover your U the nse of miserable concern perched he tup of ymir end And as for the ridiculous way you lath ion going with vour rlint except a ihin of ail the of you is simply encased in a warm broadcloth we rind words strong to denounce ill Exercise don't fit up over ledgers and nil day Help your wife her the out and dig in the narden you see how your mun rick is k never lias the Patrick never complains of we on nt the same rate for half a column and hut truth either Now isn't will ftom their nl practice when a this appears upon Which our leaders of society will be the introduce purlieu into ibU country or THB der ibis head paper givies tbe following account of tha in which Judges IB that A took recently at Louisiana between Judge Col- lum on one side and two lawyers ers named Tbe Judge had con- insulted by langaage used by Lewis in a brief and in the yard of the three met in tha The elder raised ujs pistol viry taking steady uim fired at the within eighteen and coat and vest thrown open the shot They Lewis had pistol snapped once and Judge twice When the Judge hid fired ten some one handed a walking cane which proved to He a shot After it he finned it and tired at Lewis At this instant John C Lewis took deliberate aim and at the Judge und off E.T Lewis two wounds before he re treated and the Judge dreir knife was to pursue his by I lie bystanders Die neil day opened of nil the and word to the Messrs to if desired ta renew the contest They re plied that hey did Grand ry all of curious coincidents in the and lives of the first seven of the U oiled Stales John Ad- ams Jefferson John Adams and Jackson is furnished by Boston Four of the seven were from Virginia Two of the same were from and the was from Ten- All one old on leaving having twu and one of ein served hiu one term would have been of at the of her and be astonished at nothing j H very evident that vou HS 40 of rowers j 560 that much we does net cap lit feet in ly and two of on Jay and year Two on of three lion of nnd these two djed ori the dny and year aurf on the of the of ili-nce just a century tlie day of Tbe names of of the end iu jet none of these bis to a son In re spect to the of it may be in conclusion the initials of two of the seven and he still two others were re one who in of lus civilized OL first live only one bad a and sou was also The ruled lhat tha value of the property mail be considered ing Itr mnst the value of On tbe other Marshall X 3 Dawner Mom JL Strong of testifies to Downer He had 4 r rt fe fair THK wiu to what n wm of The Mr welcomed mid to tlw Mr f again Uie rW Mr lo one or American to diitt of the ti laft of hKi ry fata ot fa pat down lawn MM to down in n tional vault in Hit dedly averse to any man art teetering for the ita we The Tery j 1 a he of i by Hie tion of TWe M- M of niw awt tret l If letter a OliM my who lived reel years Christ had ship 40 of 560 the Add taat re Belle her brows j then when it is turned and nodded assent 1 next strolled care the other side fully into the my from the that he was How surprise it to be obtained f I it is I replied Her face I sat down and thought is pale utmost lo except ing oat my plans at J one little spot where she painty while ber of be case Then 1 arose to act Dressing myself in tha very height cf I hired a carriage black eyes about like meteors her bair like an ebony fin a dead face Sba At there is no necessity for so very much our Pny to lavish on we go ut and when we in of after narrow I experience people would have at the garden j that we do about as please The house was at the MRS narrow street with a brick wall the next house At nn dinner the following The Game of Fortune the hall and looked ont j driver of my j It is to stale i a i ting Tl of a lending from the rear t This wall screened flower garden toast and contained a gale for the use of the the cards as you will will always win unit only 120 feet 76 from to oilier to it 96 front the 1 to wl it had to the was i- rudders each BO feet long it put to H 4 000 alui on 4.000 men of and Tlie oat kua acknowledged fa
